<p>Cilj istraživanja je da pokažem prisustvo<br />implicitne rodne diskriminacije u skrivenom<br />kurikulumu osnovne škole tokom<br />komunikacije između nastavnica i učenika i<br />učenica u razredu na srpskom jeziku (u kojem<br />postoje jasni jezički znaci za obeležje roda) i na<br />mađarskom jeziku (koji ne poznaje kategoriju<br />roda u tipološkom sistemu jezika).<br />Teorijski okvir čini teorija iz rodnih studija o<br />višestrukim identitetima (Batler 2010 [1990],<br />2001 [1993] ) i „činjenje roda“ (West,<br />Zimmerman 1987), u kojem se analiza diskursa<br />afirmiše kao najpogodnija.<br />Hipoteza je da je implicitna rodna<br />diskriminacija deo skrivenog diskursa i<br />eksplicitne diskursne upotrebe jezika nastavnica<br />u razredu.<br />Korpus empirijskih podataka čine: 1.<br />razgovor u razredu (transkripti video i audio<br />zapisa dva školska časa maternjeg jezika u<br />srpskom i mađarskom odeljenju 8. razreda u<br />dve osnovne škole u Subotici); 2. tekstovi<br />nastavnih programa i čitanki za isti razred<br />srpskog jezika (kao maternjeg i nematernjeg) i<br />mađarskog (kao maternjeg) 3. neverbalno i<br />verbalno ponašanje učenika i učenica na<br />školskoj priredbi (dva video zapisa snimljena<br />na Danu škole u dvojezičnoj osnovnoj školi sa<br />nastavom na srpskom i mađarskom jeziku).<br />Rezultati pokazuju da: 1. nastavni čas<br />strukturiraju i vode nastavnice - njima pripada<br />govoreni prostor u oba odeljenja, postoje<br />razlike u njihovim diskursnim strategijama<br />(oslovljavanju, prekidanjima, preklapanjima)<br />prema učenicima i učenicama. 2. Rodno<br />osteljiva analiza nastavnih planova i čitanki<br />nije konstatovala integraciju rodne<br />ravnopravnosti u udžbeničke koncepcije i<br />sadržaje, nego potvrđuje rodne stereotipe i<br />implicitnu i eksplicitnu diskriminaciju po<br />polu/rodu; 3. Analiza sadržaja i oblika</p><p>osnovnoškolskih godišnjih priredbi potvrđuje<br />da je koncepcija priredbi u funkciji razvijanja<br />multikulturalizma, ali dijalog kultura izostaje.<br />Hipoteza je potvrđena.<br />Zaključujem da razgovor u razredu utiče na<br />formiranje rodnih, jezičkih i kulturnih identiteta<br />učenika i učenica po rodu kao komponenti<br />njihovog identiteta. Zato u dvojezičnim<br />školama treba organizovani posebne oblike<br />nastavnih sadržaja, strukture časa, razgovornog<br />i pisanog materijala kojim bi se ove kategorije<br />vrednosti i ponašanja i jezički uobličavali za<br />potrebe rodnog identiteta. Preporuka je da oni<br />koji kreiraju obrazovne politike i kurikulume za<br />obrazovanje nastavničkog kadra kao i autori_ke<br />nacionalnih kurikuluma za škole i udžbenika<br />podignu svest o važnosti neposredne interakcije<br />u razredu.</p> / <p>The aim of the research is to show the<br />existence of implicit gender discrimination in the<br />hidden curriculum in primary education that is<br />reflected in the interaction between the teachers<br />and the pupils in the classes taught in Serbian<br />(with clear grammar gender markers) and<br />Hungarian (which does not recognize the gender<br />categories).<br />The theoretical framework is based on the<br />theory of multiple identities in gender studies<br />(Batler 2010 [1990], 2001 [1993]) and “doing<br />gender” (West, Zimmerman 1987), where<br />discourse analysis is considered to be the most<br />suitable tool for investigation of this topic.<br />The paper starts from the hypothesis that the<br />implicit gender-based discrimination is part of<br />the hidden classroom discourse and the explicit<br />language used by teachers in the classroom<br />setting.<br />The corpus consists of: 1.a classroom talk<br />(the fine transcript of two video and audio<br />recordings of mother tongue lessons in Serbian<br />and Hungarian classes made in the eighth grade<br />in two primary schools in Subotica), 2. texts<br />taken from the curricula and the eighth grade<br />textbooks used in classes in Serbian (taught<br />either as a mother tongue or a second language)<br />and Hungarian (taught as mother tongue); 3.<br />nonverbal and verbal behaviour of pupils during<br />the school events (two video recordings made<br />during “The School Day” in a bilingual primary<br />school where teaching is conducted in both<br />Serbian and Hungarian).<br />The results of the empirical investigation are<br />as follows: 1. classes in both classrooms were<br />structured and led by teachers – classroom<br />interaction time was mostly taken by teachers.<br />Also, certain differences have been identified<br />concerning the teacher-pupil discourse strategies<br />in terms of addressing pupils, interruptions and<br />overlaps; 2. the gender sensitive analysis of curricula and textbooks has shown that gender<br />equality principle is not their integral part.<br />Instead, textbooks reflect gender bias and<br />discrimination by gender/sex; 3. the analysis of<br />the types and content of school events has shown<br />that although these events were aimed at<br />developing multiculturalism, the dialogue<br />between cultures was missing.<br />Therefore, the hypothesis has been<br />confirmed.<br />It has been concluded that classroom<br />interaction influences the formation of gender,<br />linguistic and cultural identities of both female<br />and male pupils. Hence, bilingual schools should<br />pay attention to class structure, devising specific<br />teaching contents, and creating spoken and<br />written materials which would help to develop<br />the aforementioned values and types of<br />behaviour. The general recommendation is that<br />educational policy makers as well as national<br />curriculum and textbook authors should make<br />effort to raise awareness about the importance of<br />immediate classroom interaction.</p>
| Identifer | oai:union.ndltd.org:uns.ac.rs/oai:CRISUNS:(BISIS)104427 |
| Date | 20 July 2017 |
| Creators | Bašaragin Margareta |
| Contributors | Savić Svenka, Antonić Ivana, Zvekić-Dušanović Dušanka, Sikimić Biljana |
| Publisher | Univerzitet u Novom Sadu, Asocijacija centara za interdisciplinarne i multidisciplinarne studije i istraživanja, University of Novi Sad, Association of Centres for Interdisciplinary and Multidisciplinary Studies and Research |
| Source Sets | University of Novi Sad |
| Language | Serbian |
| Detected Language | English |
| Type | PhD thesis |
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